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Carol H. Williams receives Ad Age’s prestigious Vanguard Award | New Pittsburgh Courier

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by Stacy M. Brown For New Pittsburgh Courier (NNPA)—Carol H. Williams received Ad Age’s Vanguard Award during this year’s Women to Watch Awards event. Williams, the CEO of Carol H. Williams Advertising, is being honored for a lifetime of significant achievements, including being named to the AAF Advertising Hall of Fame. According to a news … Continued

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